FM To Drive Investor Outreach At World Bank-IMF Meet
Business Standard|October 05, 2022
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will travel to the United States next week to participate in the World BankInternational Monetary Fund (IMFs) annual meeting scheduled for October 10-16.
Arup Roychoudhury
FM To Drive Investor Outreach At World Bank-IMF Meet

The finance minister is expected to hold bilateral meetings with her counterparts of other nations, and there could also be a G-20 meeting on the sidelines, with focus on India's upcoming presidency of the multi-nation grouping.

Apart from the IMF-World Bank meeting in Washington DC, the Finance Minister is also expected to have speaking engagements in a few think tanks and educational institutes such as Brookings and Johns Hopkins University. She is then expected to head to Texas for some outreach meetings with investors on opportunities in India, though the plans are still being finalised.

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